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About Us

Giash Uddin Foundation

A non-political, non-profit government-registered organization dedicated to education, da'wah and total human welfare.

Giash Uddin Foundation is a non-political, non-profit, service-oriented organization dedicated to humanitarian welfare. Following the footsteps of the greatest teacher of humanity, the messenger of peace and salvation, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, we engage in humanitarian service, social reform, poverty alleviation, and more.

Established in 2017 by Sheikh Ahmadullah, the foundation has grown into one of the most prominent Islamic organizations for Bangla speakers of all ages. Our government registration number is S-13111/2019.

We operate on three interconnected pillars — Education, Service, and Da’wah — all grounded in Islamic values and aimed at empowering communities across Bangladesh and beyond.

Work Here, Reward Afterlife

Our Mission

To provide immediate relief and essential support to disadvantaged communities through financial assistance, healthcare services, distribution of winter clothing, Iftar meal programs and other ongoing welfare initiatives.

Our Vision

A complete Islamic Complex on the two bigha of land donated to the Foundation. The proposed complex will serve as a centre for daily prayers, Islamic education, healthcare and community service, with a masjid, madrasa, orphanage and learning spaces for children and adults.

Principles and Ideals

  • The noble Qur'an and the Sunnah and methodology of Allah's Messenger Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) are Giash Uddin Foundation's core ideals.

  • Following the approach of the best Muslims of Islam's early period, our policy is to adopt a Qur'an- and Sunnah-based moderate path.

  • Upholding the principles of unity, solidarity, and mutual brotherhood of the Ummah.

  • Strengthening social and religious values and awakening humanitarian conscience by encouraging good and discouraging wrongdoing.

  • Adopting broad-mindedness and tolerance in Islamic da'wah and activities, avoiding extremism or harshness; and acting with wisdom, discretion, and situational judgment in da'wah and other activities.

  • Showing compassion toward Allah's creation and viewing work for people's welfare as a means of pleasing Allah.

  • Conducting da'wah and service activities for all people regardless of religion, race, or tribe.

  • Treating donations and property given by people as a trust from Allah the Almighty and ensuring their proper use.

  • Ensuring transparency in every account of collected funds and expenditure.

  • Ensuring accountability for all work of the board of directors and staff.

  • Maintaining internal and external audit arrangements for the organization.

  • Maintaining the highest standards of honesty and ethics at all levels of staff; tolerating no form of corruption or irregularity.

  • Ensuring professionalism in all areas; maintaining quality in education, da'wah, and service programs.

  • Refraining from political activity or positions; working neutrally free from influence of any political party, faction, or group.

  • Recruiting skilled and qualified staff and raising competence through regular training.

  • Giving priority in service programs to the poor, helpless, orphans, widows, and disaster-affected people.

  • Viewing poverty alleviation, education expansion, healthcare, and vocational training for employment creation as humanitarian responsibilities.

  • Permanent poverty alleviation and sustainable development over temporary assistance is our principle.

Goals and Objectives

  • Establish and operate madrasas with an integrated religious and general education syllabus.

  • Plan schools, colleges, and higher learning that harmonize Qur'an and Sunnah with beneficial contemporary knowledge.

  • Provide scholarships, stipends, and academic support for both gifted and disadvantaged students.

  • Deliver continuous teacher training and quality oversight across every educational unit.

  • Develop structured curricula and learning materials for Bangla-speaking students of all ages.

  • Run advanced institutes for Islamic sciences and professional da’wah formation.

  • Expand digital, weekend, and distance options wherever communities require flexible access.

  • Graduate scholars and callers who unite sound creed, adab, and meaningful service to society.

Sadaqah Jariyah Project

Two Bigha of Land, One Vision for Generations

Giash Uddin Foundation Islamic Complex

Two bigha of land is being donated to Giash Uddin Foundation as a permanent endowment (waqf). On this land, the Foundation has adopted a long-term plan to build a complete Islamic Complex — a single campus where worship, education, healthcare and humanitarian service come together in one place.

The complex will be built in phases, so that each stage is fully funded, properly constructed and transparently reported before the next begins. Every donor will be able to see exactly where their contribution was used.

“When a person dies, all their deeds come to an end except three: a continuing charity, beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for them.”
Sahih Muslim
2 Bigha
Land donated to the Foundation
Waqf
Dedicated permanently for the sake of Allah
4 Phases
Structured long-term development plan
100%
Transparent accounting of every donation

Donated land and funds are treated as an amanah (trust) from Allah and used only for the stated purpose.

Facilities of the Islamic Complex

Everything a complete Islamic complex should have — planned for this one campus.

  • Central Jame Masjid

    A spacious masjid for the five daily prayers, Jumu’ah, Taraweeh and Eid, with a separate prayer section for women.

  • Hifzul Qur’an & Islamic Madrasa

    Qur’an memorisation alongside integrated religious and general education, from primary to higher level.

  • Islamic Library & Research Centre

    A reading room and reference library of Qur’an, Hadith, Fiqh and beneficial contemporary knowledge.

  • Orphanage (Etimkhana)

    Residential care, food, clothing and education for orphaned and destitute children.

  • Charitable Health Centre

    Free and low-cost primary healthcare, medicine and health awareness for the local community.

  • Skill Development & Training Centre

    Vocational training in tailoring, IT and trades to build lasting self-reliance.

  • Multipurpose Community Hall

    A hall for Islamic gatherings, dowry-free marriages, seminars and relief distribution.

  • Guest House (Musafirkhana)

    Accommodation for visiting scholars, students and travellers.

  • Eidgah & Open Ground

    Open ground for Eid prayers, Janazah and large community programmes.

  • Graveyard & Janazah Facility

    A dedicated graveyard with ghusl and Janazah arrangements for the community.

  • Wudu, Sanitation & Safe Water

    Modern ablution area, tube wells and safe drinking water for everyone on campus.

  • Foundation Administrative Office

    A central office to coordinate every programme of the Foundation from one place.

Development Roadmap

A step-by-step plan, so every taka is used exactly where it was promised.

  1. 01
    Phase 1Ongoing
  2. 02
    Phase 2Upcoming
  3. 03
    Phase 3Upcoming
  4. 04
    Phase 4Upcoming

Why You Can Trust This Project

  • Giash Uddin Foundation is a government-registered, non-political, non-profit organisation.

  • Donated land and funds are treated as an amanah (trust) from Allah and used only for the stated purpose.

  • Every donation is recorded, and all income and expenditure remain open to internal and external audit.

  • The progress of each phase will be published with photos and reports for every donor.

Be a Part of This Sadaqah Jariyah

Contribute a brick, a pillar or an entire room — and earn a reward that continues long after you.

Income and Expenditure Policy

  • Voluntary donations and financial assistance received from individuals and institutions.

  • One-time and regular donations from members, supporters, and well-wishers.

  • Funds collected for any foundation project.

  • Zakat paid by solvent Muslims.

  • Amounts collected for designated purposes such as Iftar and Qurbani.

  • Income from the foundation’s various subsidiary organizations.